Sentence examples for a particularly attentive from inspiring English sources

I stumbled on this look because of a particularly attentive staffer, representative of the store's astonishingly congenial service.

A few years ago, Miriam Phillips, a C.M.A. teaching a one-day Laban workshop for a dance class at Stanford, noticed a particularly attentive pupil.

Even more scandalous: "Yet for all his dependence on his wife's money, Mr. McCain doesn't appear to be a particularly attentive husband".

As for the more serious counts against Mr. Blagojevich, the jurors, who had seemed during the trial to be a particularly attentive, studious bunch, had trouble right from the start of their deliberations in reaching much agreement, said one juror, Erik Sarnello.

The biography Billionaire had presented Sir James as a prickly selfish character, adulterous and not a particularly attentive father.

And she was not a particularly attentive mother.

As an editor, she was particularly attentive to children in peril.

Analysts are particularly attentive to a company's proven undeveloped reserves: fields that supposedly have oil for sure but haven't yet been tapped.

A wider attention to issues of diverse identity, particularly attentive to racially inflected differences, characterizes both feminist theory in general and aesthetics today.

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The instability comes at a time when world markets are particularly attentive to the euro.